Saturday, April 2, 2011

International Medical Graduate Taskforce (IMG) to visit Capitol Hill on April 8, 2011

The IMG Taskforce will hold its annual Physician Lobby Day in Washington DC on April 8, 2010. IMG Taskforce Members from across the country will convene on Capitol Hill to educate Congressional representatives and their staff about the immigration system as it relates to IMGs and other medical providers. Their goal is to raise awareness of some of immigration challenges in training, working, and living in the United States so that Members of Congress will be more effective and informed advocates for their cause.



About the International Medical Graduate Taskforce

The International Medical Graduate Taskforce is an advocacy group of professionals in medicine and law dedicated to helping medically underserved Americans obtain basic medical services. IMGT strives to educate national and state policy makers, administrative officials, and the American public on the need for fair and reasonable laws allowing international medical graduates to become licensed as physicians and to begin or continue their medical careers in the United States. Individual members work on behalf of universities, teaching hospitals, medical centers, and clinics of all sizes, and on behalf of international medical graduates worldwide.


For more information about the International Medical Graduate Taskforce, visit them at:

http://www.imgtaskforce.org/

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